Mental Health, Flow and AI: a holistic Framework

unDavos Summit

Welcome to the inaugural session of our community-hosted webinar series, sparked by the energy of unDavos 2025. We’re continuing the conversation with bold topics - from AI and finance to sustainability, storytelling, and beyond.

​Each session is your chance to engage, contribute, and shape what’s next with the unDavos community.

​17th September Session Overview

​Title: Mental Health, Flow and AI: a holistic Framework

​Description:

How do mental health, flow, and AI intersect - and what can a holistic framework teach us about living with more clarity, energy, and joy?

• Introduction
• Questions to audience & 1:1 discussions
• Piano Flow Meditation
• Questions to audience & 1:1 discussions
• Conceptual Framework (presentation)
• small Activity for the participants
• Potential 5 min Coffee Break
• Questions & answer with Jannik Böger

​Format: Keynote (A solo session with an extended talk)

​Host:

​Jannik Böger CEO at Flow Academy Global

_I am author, speaker, pianist and composer and my Company Flow Academy Global is dedicated to helping others realize their true nature and live with greater clarity and compassion. I specialise in conciousness Studies, Psychology, Spirituality, conversational Theory and Flow. At its core is the topic of Life Energy. Where does it get drained and where regained. Are we just biological Maschines made for function. Or Are we Creative human beings that deserve joy. Hence my Workshops aim at exactly that. Making people Aware in Order to manage their Energy better. I also Touch upon topics Like Technology and AI. And their benefits and disasvantages when it comes to Joy and mental Health and Energy._

​Speakers:

• ​Xiao Xiao Director & Principal Investigator at Institute for Future Technologies

Dr. Xiao Xiao creates illuminating experiences interweaving XR, AI, music, and art to evoke human resonance, cultivating more conscious ways of knowing, being, and connection. She directs the Institute for Future Technologies in Paris and is a research affiliate at the MIT Media Lab. Her works include MirrorFugue, an augmented piano that evokes virtual reflections of pianists across space and time to explore presence and memory.